Help Advance research on commonly used food ingredients in a clinical study
Why this Research Matters
PG is widely used to help maintain texture, moisture, consistency, and stability in many everyday products. While extensive safety data already exists, ongoing research helps scientists better understand metabolism, tolerability, and exposure levels in healthy populations.
By participating, you may help contribute to the advancement of food and clinical safety research.
What is this Study about?
This clinical research study is evaluating a potential approach to support digestive comfort in healthy women who experience frequent gas and bloating
This study is/has:
- A randomized, placebo-controlled study
- Investigating changes in levels of PG in the body after consumption
- Using timed multi-blood draws
- Vital sign measurements
- Study Diaries and Food Records
Who may Qualify?
You may qualify if:
- Are aged 18+
- BMI between 18.5-29.9 kg/m2
- Has good venous access & comfortable with blood draws
- Are generally healthy
- Are willing to maintain current lifestyle habits during the study
- Able to attend all visits during weekdays
Additional criteria will be reviewed during screening. All visits are conducted by our trained research staff.
What's involved
- 3 weekly 12hr in-clinic study visits (meals provided)
- 24hr Post Long visit 30 min follow up visits
- Complete questionnaires and diaries
- Attend study visits
- Consume standardized meals
- Multi-blood draws (through a catheter)
All study procedures will be explained in detail during the informed consent process.
Participants are compensated ($1500) for their time and travel.
Location: 275 Dundas St, London Ontario
Your Safety Comes First
This study is Health Canada-approved and reviewed by an independent ethics board. All participants are carefully monitored throughout the study.
Participants will be compensated $1500 for their time.
Why Participate?
- Study-Related assessments provided at no extra cost
- Conducted by qualified clinical research professionals
- Helping advance food safety in beverages
- An interest in safe natural health studies
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